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Hans Holbein worked in an art style of painting which he loved to do Portraits. He painted portraits of people all around him and commissioned off of them. He demonstrated the concept of Humanism by creating portraits of different people and some even naked. One of his most famous art work was The Body of Dead Christ and because it was so significant to the Northern Renaissance. He fits into the rebirth and paints a pot of Henry VII and The Creation of Adam, as an example of rebirth.

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This Art work of Bonifacius Amerbach was done in 1519 and is in the Portrait category. It was done in the Northern Renaissance

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This piece is known to be the Henry VII and the Barber Surgeons.

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This is a Portrait of Derich Born. It was created in 1533 in the Northern Renaissance era.

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This is a Portrait of Sir Brian Tuke and was created in 1527 in the Northern Renaissance.

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This is a Portrait of Miniature of Margaret Roper which was created in 1535 and is located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It’s subject is Margaret Roper.

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This is a Portrait of George Giese and was created in 1532. It was done on wood with Oil paint. It is located in the Germaldegalerie in Berlin

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This portrait was created between 1533 and 1535 and is called the An Allegory of the old and New Testament. It was done in the Northern Renaissance.

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This portrait of Venus and Amor was created in 1524. It is located in Kunstmuseum Basel. It’s subject is Cupid, Venus. Done in oil paint and tempera

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This portrait of Jane Seymour was created in 1536 and she is known to be the Queen of England. It was done on wood with Oil paint.

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This portrait of Anne of Cleves was created in 1539 and is located in the Louvre.

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This portrait was created in 1536 and is known as the Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell. It is located in Uffizi Gallery and was done in the Northern Renaissance.

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This is the Darmstadt Madonna and was created between 1526 and 1528. It was known to be his first wife and current wife.

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This is a painting of Lais Corinthiaca which was created in 1526 and is known as a Portrait. It was done in the Northern Renaissance period.

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This is The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb and was created between 1520 and 1522. It’s medium is oil and Tempera and was done on a canvas. It was done on a limewood.

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This is a Portrait Of a Lady with a Squirrel and a Starling and was created between 1526 and 1528. It is located in the National Portrait Gallery in London. It was done in the Northern Renaissance era and done with oil paint.

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This portrait is known as the portrait of Christina of Denmark and was created in 1538. It was done in oil paint in wood. It was during the Renaissance era and is in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

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This portrait was created in 1523 in the Northern Renaissance. It is in a genre of portrait.

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This is a portrait of Sir Thomas More and was created in 1527. It is located at the National Portrait Gallery in London and is a Frick Collection. It was done in an oak panel with oil.

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The second picture is a Portrait of Henry VII and is known to be a lost work by Hans Holbein. It was created between 1536 and 1537 in the Northern Renaissance period. It is located at the Walker Art Gallery.

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This painting is in London at the National Gallery and was created in the Tudor period. It was created in 1533 and was done in Oil on Oak. In the Northern Renaissance and German Renaissance.

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Hans Holbein The Younger is a German Painter and a printmaker. He was born in 1497 in Augsburg Germany and passed away in 1543 London in the United Kingdom. He painted in the Northern Renaissance and German Renaissance. He worked in a Northern Renaissance style and was known as one of the greatest portraitist of the 16th century.